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Just a friendly reminder: it's not midday. It's like three or so hours before midday. The RP started at sunrise and only like an hour has passed
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Legend of Zelda : Whispers in the Night~ ....the Era Without A Hero
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12 yrs ago
Forum: Casual Interest Checks
Bump.
He's been accepted. We worked it out via PM. No worries, brah~
Aw, but I love using it in the IC....
It's just the hard to read colors I hate-- like Tick said.
It's just the hard to read colors I hate-- like Tick said.
I think I did pretty good considering how much I suck at writing summaries. Well... concise summaries anyway.
Edit: Just so everyone knows, I plan on making these summaries a regular thing. Every 100 posts I'll come out with a new one. I think it's a good way for us to take a step back and look at how the RP is playing out as a whole. Are your characters staying in character? Are they developing like you think they ought to? Etc. etc.
That being said, I'll be naming each summary much like the name of a chapter in a book. Once we reach 100 I'm hoping you guys can help me decide on a decent name that reflects what stood out most in the chapter. So start thinking and once we reach 100 posts we'll decide on something.
Edit: Just so everyone knows, I plan on making these summaries a regular thing. Every 100 posts I'll come out with a new one. I think it's a good way for us to take a step back and look at how the RP is playing out as a whole. Are your characters staying in character? Are they developing like you think they ought to? Etc. etc.
That being said, I'll be naming each summary much like the name of a chapter in a book. Once we reach 100 I'm hoping you guys can help me decide on a decent name that reflects what stood out most in the chapter. So start thinking and once we reach 100 posts we'll decide on something.
FIRST 100 POST SUMMARY (give or take... I'll add more once we actually get to 100 posts-- which will be soon! Wow! How awesome are we?)
The sun rises on yet another Hero of Time Festival. [x]
Felicia sets up shop, Veitaru broods atop the windmill, and Cain and Frore watch the proceedings from it’s shadow—all pondering the strange voice they’ve been hearing in their dreams. Kaiver’s family and Elder Lyotus make there way to the festivities from Castle Town. Upon arrival, Kaiver notices a strange Shiekah named Izzaz riding a wolfos and attempting to gain entry to the village. Kaiver warily tells the guards to let him pass and after a heated exchange of words the two part ways.
Upon entering the village, an enthusiastic traveling merchant named Jira makes an attempt to woo Felicia by picking her up bridal style and rapping about her womanly assets. He is squarely met with a Reekfish to the face, however. He gifts her with a Hero of Time bobblehead and leaves her alone for the time being, selling wares of his own.
A fairy named Lethe flies over the Village, searching for some select individuals. A mysterious figure watches her from the shadows. [x]
Mila the Kokiri descends from Goron City with a convoy of Gorons, singing their anthem all the while. [x] She sets up her ornate potion shop, which captures the attention of a mysteriously creepy Twili named Magus. Elder Lyotus comes to visit his friend Mila around the same time. Magus promises to enchant her goggles in exchange for a dangerous Kaboom Potion and the two part ways. Mila’s fairy chides her for making foolish deals with suspicious looking strangers.
In the meantime, Cain leaves Frore by the windmill in order to explore the festival. He witnesses Felicia’s bout with Jira while Frore disobeys Cain’s orders to stay put and wanders into the village. Frore accidentally harms a young hylian girl, stirring up the crowd in the process. Kaiver leaves his wife to see what the commotion is all about but is cut off by Sir Halbert, who rebukes Kaiver for letting Izzaz into the village and being meddlesome in spite of his demotion to Town Guard. [x] Before Sir Halbert is able to take Frore into custody. Lethe the fairy appears and offers to help. Cain rejoins Frore and Lethe uses Farore’s Wind to transport them to the Kakriko Graveyard. [x] [x]
Once there, Lethe introduces herself and proposes to help them escape Sir Halbert’s notice in exchange for their help. [x] [x] Veitaru enters the graveyard and Lethe once again introduces herself and reveals more about what must be done. [x] Magus enters the graveyard and Lethe introduces herself again and reiterates what she told Cain, Frore, and Veitaru. [x] Using Lethe’s magic ring, Frore is transformed into a Hylian. Lethe gives them all a list of people to find, telling them to meet up at the Shadow Temple’s entrance. [x]
After Frore and Cain escape Sir Halbert, Jira convinces the people he can teach them a dance to ward off evil and rakes in a large sum of rupees as a result. Izzaz cuts Jira’s purse as he passes by, causing many of the rupees to fall onto the ground where several thieves jump at the opportunity to steal their share. Matt, a farm hand from Lon Lon Ranch, helps Jira shoo away the thieves and offers to sell Jira’s wares for him at his booth. After handing his wares over to Matt, Jira spots Felicia and the two have a half-baked conversation which ultimately results in Jira running away and barfing blood into a pot, Felicia crashing into a pile of pots, and one angry pot salesman.
Sir Halbert tells Kaiver to stay out of the way and orders his men to search for the Chilfos, Frore—wanting the monster found before the King’s arrival later that day. Kaiver runs into Izzaz and the two bare their teeth at each other before the Shiekah twins, Emesta and Edwyn Rova, interrupt their would-be scuffle. [x] Izzaz sees a visage in the well which quells him to also go to the graveyard just before everyone there is about to depart. Lethe is on the brink of introducing herself… again. [x]
Upon leaving the graveyard, Cain runs into a perceptive Goron named Potemno. [x] He then goes on to find Felicia and Jira still arguing with the pot salesman, who is demanding an outrageously unfair amount of rupees as compensation for the broken pots. Cain silently observes as the two refuse to pay him any more than the fair amount. Before they can walk away, however, the potter tricks them and knocks them both out with some mysterious magic dust. The two are pulled through a trap door and dragged into a dingy basement where two thieves named Mordecai and Rigby tie them up and strip them of their inventory. Cain, well suited for the dark of the basement, effectively defeats the two men and frees Felicia and Jira-- urging them to go to the graveyard.
Kaiver, Elder Lyotus, and Mila all come to the conclusion that they've been hearing the same voice. They decide it's adventure time and set off to find the suspicious Shiekah named Izzaz.
The sun rises on yet another Hero of Time Festival. [x]
Felicia sets up shop, Veitaru broods atop the windmill, and Cain and Frore watch the proceedings from it’s shadow—all pondering the strange voice they’ve been hearing in their dreams. Kaiver’s family and Elder Lyotus make there way to the festivities from Castle Town. Upon arrival, Kaiver notices a strange Shiekah named Izzaz riding a wolfos and attempting to gain entry to the village. Kaiver warily tells the guards to let him pass and after a heated exchange of words the two part ways.
Upon entering the village, an enthusiastic traveling merchant named Jira makes an attempt to woo Felicia by picking her up bridal style and rapping about her womanly assets. He is squarely met with a Reekfish to the face, however. He gifts her with a Hero of Time bobblehead and leaves her alone for the time being, selling wares of his own.
A fairy named Lethe flies over the Village, searching for some select individuals. A mysterious figure watches her from the shadows. [x]
Mila the Kokiri descends from Goron City with a convoy of Gorons, singing their anthem all the while. [x] She sets up her ornate potion shop, which captures the attention of a mysteriously creepy Twili named Magus. Elder Lyotus comes to visit his friend Mila around the same time. Magus promises to enchant her goggles in exchange for a dangerous Kaboom Potion and the two part ways. Mila’s fairy chides her for making foolish deals with suspicious looking strangers.
In the meantime, Cain leaves Frore by the windmill in order to explore the festival. He witnesses Felicia’s bout with Jira while Frore disobeys Cain’s orders to stay put and wanders into the village. Frore accidentally harms a young hylian girl, stirring up the crowd in the process. Kaiver leaves his wife to see what the commotion is all about but is cut off by Sir Halbert, who rebukes Kaiver for letting Izzaz into the village and being meddlesome in spite of his demotion to Town Guard. [x] Before Sir Halbert is able to take Frore into custody. Lethe the fairy appears and offers to help. Cain rejoins Frore and Lethe uses Farore’s Wind to transport them to the Kakriko Graveyard. [x] [x]
Once there, Lethe introduces herself and proposes to help them escape Sir Halbert’s notice in exchange for their help. [x] [x] Veitaru enters the graveyard and Lethe once again introduces herself and reveals more about what must be done. [x] Magus enters the graveyard and Lethe introduces herself again and reiterates what she told Cain, Frore, and Veitaru. [x] Using Lethe’s magic ring, Frore is transformed into a Hylian. Lethe gives them all a list of people to find, telling them to meet up at the Shadow Temple’s entrance. [x]
After Frore and Cain escape Sir Halbert, Jira convinces the people he can teach them a dance to ward off evil and rakes in a large sum of rupees as a result. Izzaz cuts Jira’s purse as he passes by, causing many of the rupees to fall onto the ground where several thieves jump at the opportunity to steal their share. Matt, a farm hand from Lon Lon Ranch, helps Jira shoo away the thieves and offers to sell Jira’s wares for him at his booth. After handing his wares over to Matt, Jira spots Felicia and the two have a half-baked conversation which ultimately results in Jira running away and barfing blood into a pot, Felicia crashing into a pile of pots, and one angry pot salesman.
Sir Halbert tells Kaiver to stay out of the way and orders his men to search for the Chilfos, Frore—wanting the monster found before the King’s arrival later that day. Kaiver runs into Izzaz and the two bare their teeth at each other before the Shiekah twins, Emesta and Edwyn Rova, interrupt their would-be scuffle. [x] Izzaz sees a visage in the well which quells him to also go to the graveyard just before everyone there is about to depart. Lethe is on the brink of introducing herself… again. [x]
Upon leaving the graveyard, Cain runs into a perceptive Goron named Potemno. [x] He then goes on to find Felicia and Jira still arguing with the pot salesman, who is demanding an outrageously unfair amount of rupees as compensation for the broken pots. Cain silently observes as the two refuse to pay him any more than the fair amount. Before they can walk away, however, the potter tricks them and knocks them both out with some mysterious magic dust. The two are pulled through a trap door and dragged into a dingy basement where two thieves named Mordecai and Rigby tie them up and strip them of their inventory. Cain, well suited for the dark of the basement, effectively defeats the two men and frees Felicia and Jira-- urging them to go to the graveyard.
Kaiver, Elder Lyotus, and Mila all come to the conclusion that they've been hearing the same voice. They decide it's adventure time and set off to find the suspicious Shiekah named Izzaz.
Oh no….
Horror-struck, Felicia watched Jira come bounding over to her like an excited dog greeting it’s master. L-lover…? She blushed, even more embarrassed as the irate pot salesman turned his attention to the rapping loon. 'I don't know him! Really I don't!' she tried to communicate to the potter with her eyes as she looked back and forth between them. Fortunately for Jira, his reference to his mother temporarily went over Felicia’s head whilst she scrambled for something to say and shakily righted herself.
As Jira grew silent, glancing down the alleyway at something neither of them could see, the seller kicked a piece of broken pottery, muttering curses at Felicia and running his fingers threw his wispy greying hair.
“Ah…,” Felicia stared at the red rupee in Jira’s hand. He was giving her money? “I’m… I’m sorry, but I really can’t accept thi-“
“20 rupees?” the potter cried, “You think 20 rupees is going to cover this?” The man gestured to the broken shards on the ground. Then a lecherous smile spread across his face. “No, these pots were of the finest grade. You better hope you’ve got 2,000 rupees on hand or else I’m afraid I’ll have to call the guards!”
“Wh-what?!” Felicia stammered incredulously, “2,000 rupees?! That’s... ridiculous! Of course I don’t have that kind of money! Th-there’s no way these pots were so expensive! They’re the same generic pots I buy for 5 rupees a piece at the shop at Lake Hylia!”
The man frowned, “Look here, sweetheart, I crafted those pots myself and I couldn’t care less how much your pretty little brain thinks they cost. Now fork over the cash or else get ready to spend some serious time in the Kakariko jailhouse!”
Felicia’s mouth hung open helplessly. The man stared at her expectantly with an upturned palm, beckoning for the cash with his fingers. Oh no…, she told herself, Don’t you do it. Don’t do it, Felicia.
Her head began to turn whilst her eyes lingered on the red faced salesman.
No, no, no! Bad idea! Just go to jail! Don’t do it! Don't-
Finally, her eyes rested on the masked man, obviously pleading for help although she’d yet to say anything.
“I’m- I’m so sorry. I know I barely know you, but… well… er… I really need some… some help, so… c-could you…?”
She had no idea how much money the masked man had. Or how else he could exactly help her out of this situation—but she was starting to feel desperate and as much as she would have liked to handle it herself and never see the weird rupee-eating man again, she was out of options. He could help her out somehow... right? Maybe he could puke up a few big gold rupees?
Horror-struck, Felicia watched Jira come bounding over to her like an excited dog greeting it’s master. L-lover…? She blushed, even more embarrassed as the irate pot salesman turned his attention to the rapping loon. 'I don't know him! Really I don't!' she tried to communicate to the potter with her eyes as she looked back and forth between them. Fortunately for Jira, his reference to his mother temporarily went over Felicia’s head whilst she scrambled for something to say and shakily righted herself.
As Jira grew silent, glancing down the alleyway at something neither of them could see, the seller kicked a piece of broken pottery, muttering curses at Felicia and running his fingers threw his wispy greying hair.
“Ah…,” Felicia stared at the red rupee in Jira’s hand. He was giving her money? “I’m… I’m sorry, but I really can’t accept thi-“
“20 rupees?” the potter cried, “You think 20 rupees is going to cover this?” The man gestured to the broken shards on the ground. Then a lecherous smile spread across his face. “No, these pots were of the finest grade. You better hope you’ve got 2,000 rupees on hand or else I’m afraid I’ll have to call the guards!”
“Wh-what?!” Felicia stammered incredulously, “2,000 rupees?! That’s... ridiculous! Of course I don’t have that kind of money! Th-there’s no way these pots were so expensive! They’re the same generic pots I buy for 5 rupees a piece at the shop at Lake Hylia!”
The man frowned, “Look here, sweetheart, I crafted those pots myself and I couldn’t care less how much your pretty little brain thinks they cost. Now fork over the cash or else get ready to spend some serious time in the Kakariko jailhouse!”
Felicia’s mouth hung open helplessly. The man stared at her expectantly with an upturned palm, beckoning for the cash with his fingers. Oh no…, she told herself, Don’t you do it. Don’t do it, Felicia.
Her head began to turn whilst her eyes lingered on the red faced salesman.
No, no, no! Bad idea! Just go to jail! Don’t do it! Don't-
Finally, her eyes rested on the masked man, obviously pleading for help although she’d yet to say anything.
“I’m- I’m so sorry. I know I barely know you, but… well… er… I really need some… some help, so… c-could you…?”
She had no idea how much money the masked man had. Or how else he could exactly help her out of this situation—but she was starting to feel desperate and as much as she would have liked to handle it herself and never see the weird rupee-eating man again, she was out of options. He could help her out somehow... right? Maybe he could puke up a few big gold rupees?
You know what they say....
Size doesn't matter.
Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha haaa...... yeah.
But seriously though-- that'd be great as well.
Size doesn't matter.
Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha haaa...... yeah.
But seriously though-- that'd be great as well.
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Legend of Zelda : Whispers in the Night~ ....the Era Without A Hero
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12 yrs ago
Forum: Casual Interest Checks
PM me and I can fill you in on what's been going on thus far as well as direct you to a few important posts you'll definitely want to read in full.
Potemno seems awesome! I think it'd be great if you wanted him to join the team later down the road. Gorons are pretty great in general, so... ya know. Yeah.
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